Sentence examples for deeper problem is that from inspiring English sources

The deeper problem is that Fastjet is still concentrated in Tanzania.

The deeper problem is that — as I wrote last May, in considering the Berlin Philharmonic's search for a successor to Simon Rattle — the charismatic-maestro model is broken, to the extent that it ever worked.

A deeper problem is that reviews do not "show" anything.

But Italy's deeper problem is that so few of its political leaders are genuinely liberalising reformers.

Perhaps the deeper problem is that stars become less fascinating the closer one gets to them.

The deeper problem is that he would want to actually be "in charge of the law".

The deepest problem is that Kurzweil wants badly to provide a theory of the mind and not just the brain.

The deeper problem was that Mr. McGinn did not move fast enough to change some of the tendencies that his company inherited from AT&T's Bell Labs.

But officials at the board said that a deeper problem was that instructions for the Lear and other small jets call for trying to diagnose and correct cabin pressure problems, and for donning oxygen masks if that fails.

It is not only Bush's "imperious style," they write; "The deeper problem was that the fundamental premise of the Bush revolution -- that America's security rested on an America unbound -- was mistaken".

To Carnap, the deeper problem was that, by the lights of his 1934 work on The Logical Syntax of Language, affirmations are not well-formed expressions at all.